Barons Court

Barons Court is a hidden gem often described as offering the "best of both worlds" - the quiet charm of a village with the connectivity of a major transport hub. The area is architecturally distinct, famous for the magnificent St Paul’s Studios on Talgarth Road (originally built for bachelor artists) and its red-brick Edwardian mansion flats. It attracts a mix of City professionals and creatives looking for space and style.

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The local lifestyle is centered around a selection of high-quality independent businesses. H.G. Walter is widely considered one of London’s best butchers and draws customers from miles away. For coffee and brunch, locals favour C’est Ici and Metro Café, while The Colton Arms offers a tucked-away, traditional pub experience that feels miles from the city centre.

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The area is home to the peaceful Margravine Cemetery, a Green Flag award-winning space that serves as a quiet sanctuary for walkers and nature lovers. The manicured grounds of the Queen’s Club add to the leafy, open feel of the neighbourhood.

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Families are well-served by excellent local options, including the highly rated William Morris Sixth Form and nearby prep schools in Fulham and Hammersmith, such as Fulham Prep.

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Barons Court station is a key asset, offering cross-platform interchange between the Piccadilly and District Lines. This makes it one of the most convenient spots in London for commuters heading to Heathrow or the West End.